By Plenary Sessions: Urmas Reinsalu

The speaker is active during the plenary session, posing specific questions to the former Minister of Finance and delivering an extended speech regarding the supplementary budget. Their patterns of activity demonstrate a rapid response to current events and media reports (e.g., the double accounting error). Furthermore, the speaker has been involved in submitting amendments to the supplementary budget.

The speaker is actively participating in the plenary session debate on the supplementary budget, repeatedly posing questions and demanding that the proposed amendments be put to a vote. The sending of a letter of concern this week to the leaders of the governing coalition parties is also mentioned, regarding the situation that has developed in the country.

The speaker points to Isamaa’s previous warnings and proposals, which were submitted last autumn and in January, demonstrating consistent action regarding the budget. Currently, the focus is on the processing of the supplementary budget in the Riigikogu, and they promise to present a comprehensive alternative budget. The pattern of activity involves proactive warnings and actively opposing the government’s draft legislation.

The pattern of activity is concentrated on a single plenary session, featuring repetitive and lengthy speeches against the car tax bill, and challenging the presiding officer’s interpretations of the Rules of Procedure. The speaker is active in raising procedural questions, repeatedly inquiring about the procedure for withdrawing amendments.

The pattern of activity is confined to the plenary session of the Riigikogu, where [the individual] actively participates in the discussion of the motion of no confidence and presents the Isamaa faction's draft resolution concerning the Russian elections. Reference is made to earlier debates (the Bolt debate) and the government's decision-making processes.